stevie ray vaughan

A new book shines light on guitarist's brief stint working with legend during his comeback era.

When considering the studio discography of Stevie Ray Vaughan, one is first struck by how tragically brief it is.

While we mourn Stevie Ray Vaughan during the days surrounding the 25th anniversary of his death, it's worth taking a minute to revisit Bob Seger's Ride Out record, which contains a tribute to Vaughan.

Tribute to a life and career that ended too soon took place nearly five years after a helicopter crash killed him.

If the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame decided its inductions according to fan ballots, Stevie Ray Vaughan would be a shoo-in for 2015.

Lou Reed and Stevie Ray Vaughan are among the nominees announced for possible induction into the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame in 2015.

Stevie was obviously the man too, but wasn't known for playing his guitar gingerly. Even with the toughest gauge strings on his strat, he still broke them anyway. Here's what happens when you break a string as a pro musician:

To celebrate the release of the 30th anniversary edition of Stevie Ray Vaughan's debut, 'Texas Flood,' we're teaming up with Sony Legacy, Fender and GuySpeed to give one lucky reader a Stevie Ray Vaughan signature model Stratocaster valued at $2,399.99. 10 runners-up will also win the Legacy Edition two-CD set of 'Texas Flood.'